特斯拉马斯克：实现无监督FSD需100亿英里训练数据

Core Viewpoint - Tesla CEO Elon Musk estimates that achieving safe, unsupervised Full Self-Driving (FSD) requires approximately 100 billion miles of training data, highlighting the complexity of real-world scenarios and the challenges faced by competitors in the autonomous driving space [1]. Group 1 - Musk's statement responds to Paul Baizel, a former employee of Apple and Rivian, who discussed the gap between technology demonstrations and actual products, emphasizing Tesla's data-driven advantage in autonomous driving [1]. - Baizel argues that competitors relying on simulation and limited road testing to catch up with Tesla's technology are overly optimistic, as the competition is fundamentally about scale, data, and iteration speed [1]. - Musk previously estimated in "Master Plan 2.0" that around 60 billion miles of testing mileage would be needed for global regulatory approval of autonomous driving [1].